Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-09
ARIZONA.

gone by, apparently never to return.
ARIZONA.
The Late Rains Needed to Save the Cat
tie Herds
Tucson. July Sth.-More cattle have died
this year in the neighborhood of Pantano
than for many years before. There is abso-
lutely no grass, and cows have become too
poor to nurse their calves, hence the deaths
among the latter have been very great.
Since the recent storm grass III the Senaga
Is putting out, and the heavy rain of yester-
day will improve the condition Of feed
ire at the Bay.
Jccppight, 1887, by the California Assoc,a,ed Press
SAN FRANCISCO, July Sth.-[Special. IA
fire broke out about o'clock this evening
IN the fringe factory of M Elliuger. in the
second story of 107 and 109 Post street,
near KearnY. 1t spread to the ground lioor.
occupied by tbefancv goods establishment
OF Hohlberg, Strauss Il FrohInan. bnt was
soon extinguished. Most of the damage
was done by water. Total loss, $14 COO.
Thomas Tierney, fireman, fell while
fighting the fire, and fractured his knee
cap.
Napa Items.
Copyrig!, 1887, by TIC California -4ssoeiated Pfss,l
NAPA, July Sth-The steam white laun-
dry, IN operation u year, has been discon-
tinued,
d. Mccarthy, for stabbing J. R. Davis at
| the Veterans Home, has been held to an
swer in the Superior Court for assault to
murder.
Work on the railroad from SauceIito 10
Napa City is progressing rapidly near No
vato. a public meeting will be held next
weak to raise subscriptions fer the Napa
and Lake Railroad.
Riverside Weather.
coPalg5a, 1887, By tie California associated Pre.sl
RIVERSIDE, July Sth-Arizona showers
have been lowering around the mountain
tops for several days. This afternoon
black clouds, accompanied BY wind and
dust, came down into the valley and over
Riverside and gave US half hour OF heavy
thunder and enough rain 10 lay the dust
temporarily. The weather has been sultry,
with the thermometer ranging from 91e TO
$50 each day this month.
The Stanford University.
MOUNTAIN VIEw, July S!h.-Fhe Leland
Stanford jr. University is progressing we'll.
The foundations for the fOur principal
buildings are nearly completed; also lie
foundations for the engine and boiler
ROOMS, as well as the foundations OF the
u.
The clearinghouse and kitchen. to accom-
| modate 100 laborers, are about completed.
Work has been little delayed on account
Ui the scarcity OF stonemasOns. 4 compile
ment of this force has now been secured.
San Bernardino's Progress.
Copyright, 1857, by de cGiJor7s:: 1ss9ei4s5 Pres.
SAN BEREARpIHo, July sth.-Assessor
Johnson has just finished the assessment
OF the city Of San Bernardino The total
assessment Tor this year is 50. .33O. 30 an
increase of 81, 1,0O0, goo over last year. TAX
ing into consideration the fact that our city
limits are only one mile square, this is a
big showing.
Taii-I,nd of the Arizona Zephyr.
RED BLUFF, July Sth.-[By Postal Te)e-
graph. About ) o'clock this evening a
very heavy wind commenced blowing from
the south, travelling about fifty miles an
hour-the heaviest that has been known
for years--iollOwed by slight sprinkle.
No damage has been heard Of vet. The
wind hiss now switched to the north.
The Banner Barley County.
Copyright 1887, by he California associated I,esI
MAHYsvTLLE, July Sth-Suiter county
claims the banner for the barley Weld in
this State this season, J. w Messick, of
Meridian, having harvested ninety-four
bushels to the acre of the measured field.
This Is IN Reclamation District No. 20.
Visalia Gets Sprinkle.
lCopgrgat. 1887, by the California associated Iresl
SIsALIA, July Sth.--It is raining in the
mountains east of here A few drops of
rain fell in Fisalia. The weather is quite
cloudy and warm, with a high wind this
afternoon.
Wheat in Yolo.
WHEATLASD, July Sth.-The wheat croD
will not only be tair average, but will be
one of the largest ever produced in the
county, some large fields going as high as
forty and fifty bushels 10 the acre.
Death of Prominent Citizen,
lC0Pygt, 1857, By tae California associated Ire,l
CHIco, July sth.--William Nortbgrayes
wealthy farmer of Butte county. died To-
day. He was 81 years of age.
Wind and Rain at Chico.
oqyrai. 1ss7, By he california issoeio.e. f,.s1
CHIco, July S,h.-This afternoon tbe hot
spell of twelve days was dissipsted by a
strong wind and sprinkle of rain.
a Shower at the Bsy.
Copyright, 1857, by ae California issoeta.ez Press,
SAN Francisco, July Sth.-[Special IA
shower of rain fell here this evening.
-